Per API council feedback and API guideline at
go/android-api-guidelines#provide-executor, it should call
Binder.clearCallingIdentity() before invoking the app-supplied callbacks
so that the app doesn't use the system-server's identity for permission
check in the callback.
Bug: 309952666
Test: atest ThreadNetworkUnitTests
Change-Id: I3cfbce29c0a516506bb76a44b151a583c8477806
This commit renames `createRandomDataset` to `createRandomizedDataset`
and moves this method to ThreadNetworkController class.
The reason for moving this method is that we rely on the service side to
know which channels are currently supported by this device and there is
no safe way for ActiveOperationalDataset to created a randomized full
dataset by its own. Moving this method to ThreadNetworkController also
allows us to support future platform-dependend configurations.
Bug: 308117328
Bug: 307939803
Change-Id: I0b0b7b727c3b326ab59bb1299ace15df1ff1ad5e
OperationalDatasetTimestamp is saving the timestamp as an Instant
object, and this has the problem that when the dataset timestamp is
written to a TLV, it's going to loss precision as the nanoseconds
of the Instant is converted to "Ticks". This results in bug that
the dataset timestamp doesn't equal to the same value when it's
converted back from a TLV:
```
var timestamp1 = OperationalDatasetTimestamp.fromInstant(Instant.ofEpochSecond(100, 999938900));
byte[] tlv = timestamp1.toTlvValue();
timestamp2 = OperationalDatasetTimestamp.fromTlvValue(tlv);
assertThat(timestamp2).isEqualTo(timestamp1); // This fails!!!
```
Bug: 308408536
Test: atest ThreadNetworkUnitTests CtsThreadNetworkTestCases
Change-Id: I81b482a05337b6d1150edaa28b860034592a4347